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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1899

Page

16

Cal Erne stops Hawkins in seventh round boxing match

Frank Erne of Buffalo knocked out Dal Hawkins of San Francisco in the seventh round of a scheduled 20 round bout at Woodward's pavilion. Hawkins led on points through six rounds before Erne’s decisive finish. referee Joe Choynski oversaw the match amid a cheering crowd.

San Francisco Frank Erne Buffalo Dal Hawkins Woodward's Pavilion Hawkins Eric Nankins Ern Erne Cal Hawk Ryne Joe Choynsk Frank Zimpher Barney Peony Hawking Billy Donnegan Ted Alexander Billy Lyons Awkins Hound Dal Nehdy Buffalo Boy Ernc

Kid Lavigne Honored by Sullivan and Kilrain Visit

San Francisco Bulletin reports Kid Lavigne was called on by John L. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain after a long stay at the training quarters. Sullivan, a warm admirer of the lightweight champion, has followed Lavigne since his rise to prominence.

John L Lavigne Sullivan George Smith California Cal Hawkins Frank Erne San Francisco Bulletin Ernc Hawkins Eric Erne George Dixon Dixon Vipion Barney Feen Feeney Harvard Rand Hayes Robinson Fitz Morse McCornick Lewis Capt. Haughton Laughlin Clark Sears Lynch Reid Daschall Yale Greenway Wadsworth Hazen deSaulles Camp Eddy Wear Wallace Princeton Kafer Hiler “Brand Chavis Kid Lavigne John L. Sullivan Jake Kilrain

Midnight Eclipse in London Tubes and Arctic Sky

A London almanac notes a December 13 partial sun eclipse invisible at Greenwich and unseen worldwide, seen as a paradox of midnight sun. The piece links three eclipses within one month, including December 27 total, January 11 partial, and a large Arctic partial near the Arctic border, highlighting their contrast.

South Pole North Pole South Polar London Greenwich Mnyeen Joeal Arctic

Diagnosis Sides with Dr Brown for Baby Health

A dialogue notes Jenkins recommending Dr Brown after a sick baby. Jenkins says the doctor guessed the trouble, with Jackson asking for details. The exchange ends with a remark on city keb drivers, hinting at local concerns.

Jenkins Brown Jackson Puck

The Idol's Eye at Grand Delights Audiences in Pantomime

Frank Daniels delivers a rousing Grand performance in The Idol's Eye with strong support from Jamies, Wheelan, Danforth, Park, Raymond, Wart, Kopp and an agile chorus. The Fords drew crowds as The Wizard of the Nile and The Stor's offered lively entertainment with comedy, song, and colorful makeup.

Frank Daniels the Grand Wheelan Will Danforth Daniels John B. Park Hivien Raymond Kate Wart Norma Kopp Fan

No Eyes Yet Found Help See Light in Creatures

A German professor reports experiments showing many beings lack eyes yet distinguish light from darkness and even varying light levels. The finding suggests simple sight comparable to some insects, challenging conventional ideas of vision. Dr Nagel notes creatures like the tiny Tittle and others demonstrate this light perception.

Professoe Nam Heen Germany Nagel

Light sensitive creatures reveal strange reactions

The article notes skinless worms and oysters reacting to light. Worms with no eyes scamper to holes when a candle shines within several feet. Oysters with open shells close when a dark object blocks light. Ammonia-like prammodia tubes in sand contract under bright illumination as Dr. Nag continues experiments.

Nag

Deep Sea Records Claimed by British Penguin

The British cruiser Penguin is believed to have broken deep sea sounding records in the Pacific between New Zealand and the Tonga Islands. It reportedly sounded to a depth of 471 fathoms, or 2 feet, and noted that the island Pateon Te land, created in 1885 and last seen sinking in September, has since disappeared 18 feet below the surface.

Penguin New Zealand Tonga Islands

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